Behavioral Classification System For Problem Behaviors In Schools A Diagnostic Manual Ennio Cipani Alessandra Cipani by Ennio Cipani; Alessandra Cipani 9780826173416, 0826173411 instant download after payment.

This diagnostic manual provides a uniform and unique function-based classification system for categorizing problem behaviors in schools. Written by the author of the bestselling textbook on functional behavioral assessment (FBA), the Cipani Behavioral Classification System (BCS) contained in this manual provides an invaluable alternative to the idiosyncratic descriptions of problem behavior functions currently employed in FBA reports. Instead, it provides the reader with a standardized classification system for selecting the hypothesized function of problem behaviors. For each of 13 distinct functions in the Cipani BCS, there is a general description, explanation, and illustrative example of the category.
Behavioral Classification System for Problem Behaviors in Schools contains:
A comprehensive delineation of the 13 categories in the Cipani Behavioral Classification System (BCS) for classifying the function of problem behaviors in schools, providing a standardized mechanism for diagnosing the function of problem behavior for FBAs
A straightforward path from diagnostic category to the selection of effective functional treatments
Practice cases to facilitate user's understanding of how to diagnose the function and its respective classification category
Examples of validation test procedures for specific functions along with hypothetical data
Sample written material for FBA reports and individual education plans (IEPs) that serve as models for readers when doing similar exercises
A model for writing FBAs in a more precise way with respect to the motivational condition "driving" the function
Instructor's resources including test material, PowerPoint Slides, and a student certificate of competence are available to qualified adopters
Ideal as a supplement in school psychology and special education courses, school psychologists and other personnel who conduct FBAs will also appreciate this book's unique classification system, especially when conducting assessment activities and report writing.